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Dental Hygiene
Acadia UniversityWolfville, Canada
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Program Details
- Degree
- Diploma
- Major
- Dental Hygiene | Dental Studies | Dental Technology
- Area of study
- Health | Hygiene and occupational health services
- Course Language
- English
Program Overview
Health Sciences Advisor
Dental Hygiene
Academic Requirements for Dalhousie University
Applicants must have completed, before May 1 of the year of expected entry to the diploma in dental hygiene program, at least 30 credit hours of study at an accredited university. These credit hours should include:
- at least three hours in introductory chemistry
- at least six credit hours in introductory biology
- at least three credit hours in human anatomy
- at least six credit hours in human physiology
- at least six credit hours in an approved writing intensive course*, and
- six additional credit hours *A writing-intensive course may be any course defined as such by the applicant's university. Alternatively, it can be any English course(s) or any course requiring a significant amount of written work that is evaluated for composition, structure, spelling, grammar, etc., as indicated in the course outline. The course must be approved by the Admissions Committee.
About University
Overview:
Acadia University is a renowned Canadian university established in 1838. It is consistently ranked as the top primarily undergraduate university in Nova Scotia and among the best in Canada. Acadia offers a unique experience compared to larger universities, with smaller class sizes, more interaction with professors, and opportunities for undergraduate research or co-op work terms.
Services Offered:
Student Life and Campus Experience:
Acadia provides a welcoming and supportive environment for students. The smaller size fosters a tight-knit community, allowing students to create a sense of home away from home. The campus is walkable, with most students living in residence or within a mile of campus. Acadia offers a range of student life supports, including academic advising, accessible learning services, tutoring, career and experiential learning, health and wellness services, housing and dining options, and campus life activities.
Key Reasons to Study There:
Small class sizes and personalized attention:
Acadia's smaller size allows for more individual attention from professors and a more intimate learning environment.Opportunities for undergraduate research and co-op work terms:
Acadia provides students with opportunities to engage in research and gain practical experience through co-op programs.Welcoming and supportive community:
The tight-knit community at Acadia fosters a sense of belonging and provides students with a strong support system.Beautiful campus and town setting:
Acadia's campus is located in the charming town of Wolfville, offering a picturesque and walkable environment.Academic Programs:
Acadia offers over 200 combinations of degree programs across the faculties of Arts, Professional Studies, Pure and Applied Sciences, and Theology. Many programs include Honours or Co-op Education options.
Other:
Acadia University is located in Mi'kma'ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaw nation.